Jason Sundram

Monet meets quadtrees.

If @Apple had invented the battery, Steve Jobs would have called it something cool like “the electron drive”

You can create tile-able textures from Stable Diffusion. Here’s how you can so this using few lines of code in Keras: colab.research.google.com/drive/1xCxsNvQ…

Omg this is totally going to be a thing. This should be a Jupyter plugin.

"cat on a hot tin roof gustav klimt oil painting heat artstation" fed to DiffusionBee by @divamgupta -- amazing, simple tool that makes Stable Diffusion super easy to run on your M1/M2 Mac.

This electric violin made by Kevin Basle (ksblutherie.com) using generative design is incredibly beautiful. I don't need an electric violin ... but I want this. autodesk.com/products/fusio…

AI tool to generate colour palettes from any text prompt — #stablediffusion #ArtificialIntelligence

data viz can be such a subtle art. first draft of my graphic showing subway rider traffic at boston stations versus final draft

Hey @netflix my account was hacked and I spent 40 minutes chatting with a not only to be told that due to recent account changes, they couldn't restore my account and to "have a nice day"

@wirecutter do you have recommendations on portable CO2 monitors?

I made a tool to compare Webb's new images to Hubble! johnedchristensen.github.io/WebbCompare/ #JamesWebbSpaceTelescope

If a corporation can be defined as a person, why not redefine vaginas as AK47s. That way they’d be free of governmental restrictions by those who care about ‘the sanctity of life’.

@therriaultphd Hold it for long enough and it could become wine!

Over one *Billion* building footprints are now available in RapiD thanks to the folks over at Microsoft.

New York City is like Linux: - Spend the first year re-learning how to perform basic tasks - Spend the rest of your lifetime claiming how much better it is - Bad drivers

Choose your climate future.

@seanjtaylor I think of it as the "iceberg phenomenon" -- people think about the parts they see and can interact with and forget about all of the infrastructure, analytics, research, people, and business folks necessary to support the structure that's visible.

I’m talking to some friends about why Twitter employs 7,500 people. It’s not uncommon for tech companies to have more employees than people expect given the perceived complexity of running their services. What’s your best, succinct explanation for this phenomenon?

The talk that @bhousel and @dongleflop gave at SotM US on April 1st is up! Check it out to hear about the latest RapiD news, including the new webGL renderer work.

@seanjtaylor I'm so excited about heat pumps that even reading this tweet made me excited for you!

I’m getting heat pumps installed in my house this week and even though it is functionally equivalent to my old HVAC system it’s extremely exciting due to my nerdy love of thermodynamics and energy efficiency.